Stéphane Resche Revives "Daron. Noir. (père, mec, fils)" at Théâtre La Boussole

Stéphane Resche returns to the stage with his autobiographical one-man show "Daron. Noir. (père, mec, fils)" at Théâtre La Boussole. The performance blends stand-up comedy, cartoon-like absurdity, poetic writing, and ancient history, all delivered from a piano. Resche, who is Franco-Italian, holds numerous degrees he finds useless and has worked many jobs before dedicating himself to theater and his children. The show explores themes of origins, masculinity, friendship, homophobia, love, transmission, parenthood, unsatisfying work, self-fulfillment, useless diplomas, sexuality, and even bleach. The piano is not just an instrument but a character in itself, accompanying Resche through a repertoire that ranges from Jurassic Park to Debussy, from jingles to symphonies. The piece is described as iconoclastic and truculent, questioning what it means to be a "daron" (dad). Resche has received the Jury Prize at the Rezé festival (Nantes) and second prize at the Damville festival (Evreux), and has been a finalist in other competitions. Press reviews praise the show as original and brilliant, with particular acclaim for Resche's chemistry with the piano. Interviews about the performance have been featured on platforms such as "Les Recos de Flora," "Devenir Papa" Le Podcast, Speedradio, and Les Théâtreux. The event is a partner of Club Artistik Rezo.